Research institution for the entire resin roosevelt era it is with the busiest of all the librarys two reflect the wide variety few of the residents of reading festival in one to support this and other festivals i encourage you to become a member for you can join to get the membership table or on line. If you have not already please cozy this special temporary museum about the incarceration of japanese americans during world war ii. At the top of each hour of a session begins with a 30 minute talk with 10 minutes of question and answer. The author will then move to the lobby to sign books and talk with you more. During the q a period this will be taped for cspan soties approached the microphone. Now it is my pleasure to introduce our next speaker, Adrian Miller a writer and a sturdy and certified barbeque judge. [laughter] living in Denver Colorado. He is currently the executive director of the Colorado Council of churches in the first africanamerican and layperson to hold the position
For serious readers. [laughter] good morning. My name is kirsten carter, senior archivist at the president ial library. On behalf of the library i would like to welcome you to the roosevelt reading festival. Fdr planned for the library to become the premier Research Institution for studying the entire roosevelt era. The Library Research room is consistently one of the busiest of all the president ial libraries and is europes group of authors reflect the wide variety of Research Done here. If you love the roosevelt reading festival and want to support this and other programs we do here, i encourage you to become a Roosevelt Library member. You can join today at the membership table in the hall or online at fdrlibrary. Org. If you havent already, please do go see our new special temporary museum exhibition, images of internment, the incarceration of japanese americans during world war ii. Let me quickly go over the format for the festival session today. At the top of each hour a session
Into moss and montara beaches including Half Moon Bay. 50s common around east palo alto, into los altos. We have 50s also very common from morgan hill through gilroy into santa clara. Meanwhile, east of the bay from the low 50s around danville and tassajara also blackhawk to 53 degrees brentwood, tracy, oakley, discovery bay. North bay numbers, a bit of a wind, 10 to 15. Stinson beach visibility unlimited in the low 50s. 53 degrees in sonoma. We have fullon sunshine in the far reaches of the north bay. We have rain back in the seven day forecast. Well pinpoint those dates coming up. I have good news for pleasanton. The Traffic Alert on westbound 580 before 680 has been canceled. So chp concluded right on time. This was a big rig accident out there blocking the four left lanes involving a fire and a couple other cars, as well. So traffic is now all lanes open and moving through all the lanes on westbound 580 before 680. But those residual backups still remain. Speeds at just 28 miles an
He had been beaten about the body. According to court documents, when cops asked Thomasine Bennett what happened, she said i beat him with a baseball bat various times over the last day and a half. You did, the cop said . Yeah, i did, she said. Today i caulked to the victims exwife. Theyd been married 23 years. Though they were divorced, they remained good friends. The family, we just are trying to put it together, but we just have no understanding of this. Reporter walter clark lived at this senior home on jasper street in southeast. This is where he met Thomasine Bennett. She showed up here and told mr. When the nurse went to his place, the woman told her that he didnt need her, to give her his key and that she was his fiancee and she no longer had to come back. Reporter so what is the motive for this bizarre murder . Love . Money . Or Something Else . Well get into that coming up at 6 00. Live in northeast, pat collins, news4. Im Chris Lawrence here at the live desk. Were monitoring
Shall shah at the sochi olympics. Its saturday february 15th, 2014. Welcome to the weekend. We have some great guests for you this morning including chef tony known for hugely popular restaurants around boston. Why some are calling him the outlaw of the culinary world. Plus they have opened for the stones and ac dc. The band that makes a tv debut in their saturday session. We begin with this relentless winter and another round of snow on the way. The snow is barrelling down. Some areas may get blizzard conditions after millions havent had a chance to recover from the last storm. Homes and businesses still have no power. Most in South Carolina and georgia. We are in central park in new york where all the snow is going to go. Terrell, you are in the calm before the storm, huh . Good morning to you. Here we go again. It is storm after storm after storm. Of course, after every one of those storms comes the big clean up. The story, up and down the east coast with the major winter storms is